Pet Relocation to Canada: Process, Steps & Costs
Required steps to bring your pet to Canada
Generally, bringing a pet to Canada requires at least 2 months of preparation, including at least 2 veterinary consultations.
First veterinary consultation
- Health check
- ISO Microchip implantation
- Rabies vaccination
Second veterinary consultation
- Health check
- Canadian import health certificate
- AFCD endorsement
Airlines that can fly your pet to Canada
Canlife Pets Moving's preferred airlines for transporting pets to Canada.
Pet Relocation Cost Reference (HKD)
Depending on the required quarantine and vaccination measures, plus an approved IATA-compliant crate for boarding, immigration and travel, typical market prices are:
- ISO Microchip Implantation — from $500
- Rabies Vaccination — from $380
- Adjuvant-free Rabies Vaccine — from $1,200
- Rabies Antibody Blood Test — from $3,500
- Internal Deworming — from $150
- External Deworming — from $300
- International Health Certificate — from $1,000–3,500
- Pet in Cabin — from $2,000
- Pet in Hold — from $4,000
- Pet Crate* — $500–$4,500
- Clearance* — from $3,000
Crate*: quotes do not apply to extra-large breeds, e.g. Dobermanns need a custom-made crate.
Clearance*: depends on the number of pets, airline, clearance agent and whether the pet travels as cargo.
** Procedures may differ by species or breed — please consult our pet relocation consultant first
Free professional pet relocation services by Canlife Pets Moving
- Registered veterinary consultation
- Airport counter / cargo check-in
- 24/7 emergency veterinary support
FAQs about bringing a pet to Canada
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